Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, October 10, 1961, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textf s Death ' WASHINGTON (UPD - The Senate Inttmal Security subcom mittee has suggested that U.N. diplomat Povl Bang - Jensen's death in 1959 may have been murder instead of suicide as po lice ruled. , The Senate group said Monday night that Bang-Jensen, assistant secretary of the U.N. investiga tion of the 1957 Hungarian Revolt, may have bfen the victiirjf "po litic murder" by Uf Soviet "terror apparatus." In a report on an inquiry hearkd by Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn. the subcommittee said: 'There are too many solid ar guments against suicide, too many unanswered questiens. too many serious reasons for sus pecting Soviet motivation and the possibility of Soviet implicat.cn. About the most that can be said on the basis of the informa tion available today is that it is still unclear whether it was sui cide or murder.!' Communist Party Here Called Tool Of Russia WASHINGTON (UPD - An other long round of legal wrang line shaped up today in the gov ernment's fight to make the Com munist party register as a tool of Russia. ' The Supreme Court ushered in the new round Monday when it refused to reconsider its June S decision that the party must register. Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy Youth Asked To Compete Klamath Falls youths have been invited to participate in the state wide art competition being spon sored by the Citizens for Art Com mittee. A Nov. IB deadline has been set for the contest which is open to high school sophomores, juniors and seniors. Five cash prizes will be awarded and the outstanding paintings displayed at Portland's Louver Gallery in the Lloyd Cen ter during the Christmas holidays- Entries should be sent to Dora Lee, 5006 N. Denver Street, Port land 17. Judging will be by two professional artists, a high school educator, a college instructor and! an advertising art instructor. Weed Police Catch Youth The second of two young men sought by Klamath County au thorities on a larceny charge was arrested last Friday In Weed. Dickie Lee Hitchcock, 20, Mount Shasta, was arrested by sheriff's deputies on warrant charging lar ceny in a building. Richard Gor don, 25, Saginaw, Ore., Is al ready In custody on the same charge. Ball for each man Is set at $2,500. The pair is charged with steal ing a camp stove, some ammunl lion and gunpowder from a ware house at 3444 Lindbergh Street, owned by Charles D. Prypr.'An indictment was returned Aug. 4 by the grand jury. promptly announced 'we will en force the law." Communist party leaders said they would defy the ruling. j . . . The attorney general has said he expects a long battle through the courts lo obtain compliance with the 1950 Internal Security Act, which the Supreme Court up held.- . Party Mutt Register . Under that law, the Communist party must register with the Jus tice Department within 30 days after the courts mandate be comes final. 1 The mandate is expected to be come final about 10 days from today. If the party fails to register, It faces, criminal prosecution and fines of $10,000 a day for each day it fails to register. If the party defies the law, the act orders registration of Individ ual officers the 18-member na tional executive committee with in the 10 succeeding days. If they don t register they would be sub ject to the same fines and five years in jail. Bankrupt Party If neither this party nor its of ficers register, individual party members would be required to register within 60 days after the order becomes effective. The practical result would be to bankrupt the party and send its otlicers to jail if there is no reg istration. Justice Department officials said the Communists have been meeting with their attorneys daily to plan legal maneuvers. They are expected to take every indi vidual case through the longest possible legal maze. The act the. court upheld, in ad dition to registration, also calls for disclosure of finances and la belling of its propaganda as such mm Of IN 45 -Start 7:00 lie Ml tit lift tl tit strtf... lit Hilt flit liwul Jf : f l l'tl " GENE NATALIE KELLY WOOD CUIttTREVOI wiim(iioi hctutf LAST 2 PAy7- yfBSSSBi J . Of Twit 4j4I Iv-"" MISFITS MISFITS. COWARDS, HEROES. ..ALL LOVING ONE WOMAN! ' MIMMUmuUTttna MMBOONE-teii HAMILTON Uon PATTEN trtar O'CONfCLL l mm i im wejeinei T k CintmiSctei MttroCOLOR Rummage Sale Members of the American As sociation of University Women are asked to bring rummage itemsl for the Oct, 13-14 sale to Clyde's Towing Service on Thursday, ac cording to Mrs. James Creswell, chairman. Members will 6ort and price the Items at that time. Grand Jury Given Case One man was bound over to the grand jury last Friday after a dis trict court preliminary hearing1 and another man was released when his hearing disclosed a lack of evidence. Gilbert R. Marshall, 30, of Hoopa, Calif., was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of being an ex-convict in possession of a firearm by District Judge Hal ,F. Coe. Bail is set at $1,500, Marshall was arrested Sept. 22 by city police, who said he had a .22 caliber revolver stuck in his belt. The arrest was made at Ole's Tavern on Main Street. Marshall admitted serving prison time on, a larceny charge thue years ago. An aggravated assault charge against Fort E. Proctor, 54-year old Newell man, was dismissed when Judge Coe ruled that there' was not enough evidence to pass the case on to the grand jury. Proctor, a- tractor driver, had been accused of beating his wife in a complaint signed by her. Ocean Air Tests Seen SEATTLE (API - The United States may conduct nuclear tests in the atmosphere over the Pa cific Ocean next year. Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash.. said Mon day. Such tests might include the firing of Nike-Zeus ' anti-missile missiles against other missiles, Jackson said. We have weapons systems which haven't been tested, includ ing some components of the Nike Zeus anti-missile," he said in an interview., "And there Is a strong possibility that the Soviet Union also has developed an anti-missile missile." Jackson was also asked about competition between government and private shipyards for shipyard work. "The yard that can do the work should get the job," he said. "The Puget Sound Naval Shipyard at Bremerton, for instance, will play an important part in the repair and maintenance of nuclear sub marines because it is best equipped for the job." Security Measures Lax The subcommittee also charged that the United Nations' security measures were "dangerously lax." Bang-Jensen, a Dane, was sus pended from his U.N. post after he refused to turn over a list of Freedom Fighter witnesses wr-.o had testified on condition that their identities would not be dis closed. The witnesses feared Commu nist officials at the United Na tions would learn their identities and order reprisals against then relatives in Hungary. On Thanksgiving morning, Nov. 26. 1959, Bang-Jensen was found dead in Alley Pond Park, New York. There was a bullet tnrougn his head. His own gun was in his hand and a suicide note, which the New York police said was In his handwriting, was found in his wallet. Sought Out Ike, Dulles The subcommittee said Bang- Jensen several times offered to supply President Eisenhower or A len W. Dulles, neaa ot tne uen tral Intelligence Agency, with data on Communist infiltration of the U.N. high command and of U.S. intelligence. . The evidence never was pre sented although, according to one version of the subcommittee tes timony, it involved the offer of a group of Communists' to defect to the United states. The Senate report concluded that there was "a lamentable ex ample of procrastination and in decision" in dealing witn Bang Jensen's request that he be al lowed to give data to top men in U.S. intelligence. IP) 7-10-12-ia r 33-34-38 STAR GAZEKM TAUMJt Are. 21 MAY Jl ?N56-30-l V 60-71 -72 3 MAY 23 S2.J4-M-6i flS 77 78 83 CANCM JUNE 23 JULY 2) re-70-76-79-841 uo JULYH Aud 21 W 34.48-5)1 VMOO AUG. 34 SWT. t 2 JK ' Your Doily Activity Gui'dt M According to (fit Start. To develop messoge for Wednesday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign, t'Portnmhip 31 Mod 61 Www 4 Arguing Ji Lomtbaekl 62 Withfi JJ rWlTtrtOI 6J bw k. 34 Weilart 64 At 35Groip 65 All 36Woich 66 Security' 37 Your 67 In 38 Today 68 Do 39Mwlfh 69 Com - 40 Find 70HooOnU 41 B 71 Vour 42 A 72 HrwjM 4-14-1A.J? 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Maiie is my recently. It opened my wife's youngest sister. She has been divorced twice and is now living with a well-to-do gambbr in Detroit. They live like mil lionaires and I'm sure the glam or would appeal to our daughter. When Mazie was here she told our daughter that marriage is for suckers and smart girls live with men until the shine wears off, then they shove off fori "greener pastures." Mazie drintts like a fish and has served time for forging checks. I'm opposed to letting our daughter make this trip but my wife feels she should see all sides of life. I need your help. -TWO TO ONE Dear Two To: No teen-ager should visit in the home of an unmarried couple. By sending her, you condone Aunt Mazle's inde cent design for living. Tell your daughter she can't visit people who have such shahby standards of morality. Vandals Hit On Weekend Cold weather failed to slow up thieves and vandals this week end, according to reports received this weekend by city police. These reports were investigated: Jim Novak, 1919 Manzamta Street, said someone removed the battery from his car Sunday night while it was parked in the Safe way Store parking lot near the corner of Eighth and High streets. He valued the battery at $15. Mrs. Edward Zaiac, 1100 Cali fornia Avenue, told police a thief went into her kitchen Sunday eve ning and stole $2.50, a half gal Ion of milk and two candy bars from the kitchen sink. Wayne ReinmiUer said a suspi cious man was seen driving around his trucks. He said a truck the was slashed and a hole poked in a radiator on Saturday. Lois Adklns, 12M East Street, said her children found a girl's blue bicycle with chrome fenders at the corner of East and Crescent streets. IferaloanbJrleto Klimath Ftltt. orcoon Serving Southern Ortgon and Northern California PublUhad dally (txcapt Sat,) and Sunday by Klamath Publishing Company Main at Etplanada Phont TUxodo 4-4111 W. B. SWEBTLAND, Publllhtr nttrwt it acond ctau matttr at tna pott otflci at Klamath Falli. Ortgon, on Auflutt 30, ItOA, undor act ot Coo. grau, March 5. lit. Stcond-clsis post ago paid at Klamath Falls, Ortgon, nq ti BQonrontii mailing omcai, SUBSCRIPTION KATES Carrier 1 Month .n 4 Months S10.S0 1 Yoar S3 i.oo Mail in Advance 1 Month i i.n 4 Month tlOPO i yr 010.00 carrier and Dealer 10S Weekday 0. Sunday, coev UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATED PRF&S AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATION Subscriber not race vino delivery of their Herald and Newt, please phone oana caroonTor. circuit van iTUiedo 4-0111 btfor I P.M. NOW P L A Y I JLP ! T r I e) " h j;f """""" "TiMW n Y vV3k Vom September' A&j Tj, TfCHNICIXOII..t...i.. K ' f o AGE -A HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Fault? Ore. 0 Tuesday, October 10. 196 NY's Mayor Candidate Detafc eyes in regard to the Ameri can male. I had no idea that about 80 per cent of the men in this country are such morons they can't buy a suit without advice from a wife, a mother, or a girl friend. They need someone to tell them what looks good, which fabrics wear, how a suit ought to fit, and how much money they can spend. If a man likes a certain suit and the female he brings in likes another one, you can bet! he will end ud with the suit1 she likes. Please,' Ann, print this letter as a protest against men bring ing women in when they buy clothing. The salesmen hate it. HOUSTON HARRY Dear Houston: You can be sure when a man and woman come into a men's clothing store together, she brought him. A ireat many men would never buy a suit or a coat it they had to shop alone. The woman who cares enough about her man to shop with him demonstrates genuine inter est. This is a compliment and no man should resent it. 1 phoned several salesmen before I wrote this reply, one saio, "I don't like to see a wife come In with her husband be. cause I know I can't sell htm last year's dog." Dear Ann Landers: Three years ago . I married a widow. Her son is now 24 and ne lives with us. Both my wife and stepson work He makes at least as much as I do. II am . a fireman.) They put their checks away and I pay all the bills. The boy buys his own clothes and keeps h is car un. Last monm me icie- Dhone bill was $28. The kid made several long distance calls to his girl. I told my wife 1 thought he should pay the bill. She said it was the responsibility of the husband to pay all house hold bills. What do you think of this set- up?-B.H. Dear B.H.: Not mucn. wnen a husband and wife both work the checks should be pooled and the expenses shared. And a 24-ycar-old Is no "kid" he's a grown man. Not only should he be paying for his own long distance telephone calls, but he should fork over at least 23 per cent of his pay NEW YORK (AP) The twoi major party candidates for mayor borrow a page irom last years presidential election for a televi sion debate tonight. Democratic Mayor Robert F. Wagner and his Republican op ponent, State Atty. Gen. Louis J. Lefkowilz, go before the cameras of WPIX, the New York Daily News television station. Each candidate will be asked ivcn questions by New York City reporters. They will have two minutes to reply, to each Then the candidates will be given one minute of rebuttal on each question. Wagner, SI, and seeking a third $40,000 a year term in City Hall, won the Democratic nomination Sept. 7 as an insurgent, beating by nearly 2-1 the regular party candidate. State Comptroller Ar thur Levitt. In the process, Wag ner ended the reign of Carmine To learn how to keep your boy friend in line without losing him. send for ANN LANDERS' booklet, "Necking and Petting And How Far To Go," enclos ing with your request 20 cents in coin and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems, Send them to her in care of this newspaper enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. PUBLISH PASTERNAK POEMS MOSCOW (UPD A collection' of the late Boris Pasternak's poems including works written up! to 1960 has been published in 375-page volume, Radio Moscow reported today. DeSapio as head of Tammany , second choice of the Rockefeller Hall. I forces, who originally tried to get The mayor has based his cam-Sen- Jacob K- Javil 10 run- paign for reelection at tlfe Nov. 7 election on charges that the city has been "unmercifully short changed" by the Republican stale administration of Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller in funds for education, crime prevention and housing. Also, Wagner has continued to sound his primary battle cry against political bosses in both Democratic and Republican ranks. Lelkowitz, 57, had no opposition in the primary for the Republican mayoralty nomination. He was FRIENPiY HELIfULKESS To Every Creed and Purse WARD'S Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite Ward and Sons 925 High Ph. TU 2-4404 Deer Hunter Dies On Ranch SEASIDE (AP)-A hunter died on a ranch south of Seaside Mon day, raising Oregon's deer season fatality toll to six. Orlen. Royce, 78, was believed to have suffered a heart attack after becoming separated from a companion. Royce was a retired Seaside motel operator and gun shop owner. Heart attacks have claimed three other hunters in Oregon. The other hunting deaths were caused by poison fumes in an outdoor liv ing unit and a bullet wound. At least four other hunters have suffered non-critical bullet wounds in the first 10 days of the state's deer season. 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